What's Ailing You: Yoga for kids
This week's "What's Ailing You" report focuses on an issue to which many parents can relate: kids and how to help keep them calm. The owner of Norwalk-based LifePath Yoga and Wellness, Nina Antolino,
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Dec 11, 2015, 4:54 AM
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This week's "What's Ailing You" report focuses on an issue to which many parents can relate: kids and how to help keep them calm.
The owner of Norwalk-based LifePath Yoga and Wellness, Nina Antolino, is practicing what she's passionate about - using yoga to center herself and her 7-year-old son, Noah.
Antolino says the benefits carry over to his schoolwork and behavior.
Another expert, therapist Amanda Geffner of the Center for Hope in Darien, recommends a free app called Stop, Breathe, and Think to get kids to de-stress by doing yoga and other activities.
Yoga classes for children are growing in popularity in southwestern Connecticut.
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